Located in Boston, Massachusetts, the Stephen G. Breyer Community Learning Center on Courts and the Constitution officially opened its doors on March 25th, offering a unique opportunity for learners of all ages and backgrounds to engage with civics education.

The center is named after the late Associate Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who served as a Judge in the First Circuit Court of Appeals. The center aims to promote civic engagement, education, and community building through interactive programs and activities.

• Interactive workshops and classes on civics, democracy, and the Constitution
• Court visit programs for students of all ages
• Community events and discussions on social issues and civic topics

“The First Amendment protects not only speech, but also the right to learn, think critically, and engage in civic discourse,” said Associate Justice Stephen G. Breyer at the center’s opening ceremony.

The Stephen G. Breyer Community Learning Center is guided by three fundamental principles:

• Democracy and civic engagement for all
• Access to education and resources for underrepresented communities
• A commitment to justice, equality, and the rule of law

Learn more about the Stephen G. Breyer Community Learning Center by visiting their website at http://www.uscourts.gov/data-news/judiciary-news/2025/05/29/new-judiciary-learning-center-opens-boston or follow them on social media for updates and event information.